MP Upreti States Laws Should Be Easy and Orderly, Not Troublesome
Summary
MP Prashant Upreti says laws should make life easier for citizens, warning that poorly designed rules are creating trouble instead of order. He argued that laws must reflect social realities and be practical enough for both the public and enforcement bodies to follow.
Key Points
- MP Prashant Upreti told the House of Representatives that laws should promote ease and order, not create trouble for citizens.
- He said many laws are being perceived negatively because they do not match social conditions, practicality, or citizens’ needs.
- Upreti argued that the value of a law should be measured by its usefulness and impact, not by how many laws are enacted.
- He cited the Social Behavior Improvement Act, 2033 as an example of a rule that is not followed in practice.
